A stereodivergent synthesis of β- and α-O-glycosides using 3-O-quinaldoyl glucals was developed by palladium catalysis at 60 and 110 °C respectively. Various alcohols, monosaccharides, and amino acid were glycosylated to form β- and α- products in good yields with high stereoselectivity. Mechanistic studies indicated no classic Pd–N (quinoline) coordination, but π–π stacking interactions promoted the anomeric stereodiversity. The practicality was demonstrated by glycosylating natural products/drugs and synthesizing a complex tetrasaccharide.
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